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Map ↗Lindengarten Wismar
● Wismar
The Lindengarten is a listed park in the heart of the Hanseatic city of Wismar. The Lindengarten was created in 1815 on the site of the former Swedish fortifications. In addition to an old stock of trees, the park is also home to a bronze sculpture by Horst Brühmann entitled Metamorphosis. It is also listed as an individual monument. The old trees and the many benches invite you to linger. The paths along the Mühlenbach stream are particularly beautiful.
Lutheran Church Heiligendamm
● Bad Doberan
The Protestant church in Heiligendamm, actually a chapel, is a listed church building in Heiligendamm. The church was designed by architect Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel, who also supervised the construction. The church was consecrated on July 31, 1904. During the Second World War, a military hospital was set up in Heiligendamm, as evidenced by the graves of civilians to the left of the church. At the beginning of August 1943, the last service took place in the Protestant church for the time being. After a probable emergency bombing by British planes, the entire wooded area around the church was full of unexploded bombs and no one could get to the church safely. It was not until August 5, 1951 that the church, which had been completely looted in the post-war years, could be consecrated for services again. The Catholic church and the Lutheran church in Heiligendamm are also known as "forest churches". These churches are looked after by the "Verein zur Förderung der Waldkirchen Heiligendamm e.V.". The founders of the association are of the opinion that the Waldkirchen churches are a valuable asset to Heiligendamm.
Marion Körner's Art Studio
● Stove
Current exhibition of watercolors, acrylics, and oil paintings, as well as a sale and coffee and conversation under the walnut tree. Current exhibition of watercolors, acrylics, and oil paintings. Coffee and conversation under the walnut tree. Hours: Jan.–Dec.: Tuesdays at 6 p.m.—open studio
Mecklenburgische Bäderbahn Molli
● Kühlungsborn
The 900 mm gauge Molli is one of the oldest narrow-gauge railroads in the world and spans the gap between traditional spa culture and modern vacation offers between Kühlungsborn West and Bad Doberan like no other means of transport. The Mecklenburgische Bäderbahn Molli has something for every railroad enthusiast! From regular train services and special carriage rides to steam locomotive adventure weekends and locomotive rides, the Molli has something to suit everyone. Gastronomic highlights such as GLEIS 2 - the Molli restaurant in an extraordinary railroad ambience or the museum café invite you to linger and cozy vacation accommodation directly on the track in the Heiligendamm, Kühlungsborn East and West stations warmly welcome their guests. Inspire your employees and customers with an eventful trip on a chartered special train or gastronomic services in our GLEIS 2 event room, making your excursion not only a success, but an experience! The journey time for the 15.4 km long route is approx. 40 minutes.
Neukloster Museum
● Neukloster
The Neukloster Museum is part of the Klosterhof ensemble and, in addition to constantly changing special exhibitions, will be showing the permanent exhibition "Neukloster/ Mecklenburg - 1170 to the present - A biography" from 2016. The listed museum building was successfully renovated and handed over to the Neukloster Museum Association for use in 2003. The completion of the half-timbered house closed the circle of the extensively renovated historical ensemble with the church, bell tower, provost's building and youth barn around the paved monastery courtyard and thus became an attraction for the town of Neukloster. In addition to numerous special exhibitions, the museum will be showing the permanent exhibition "Neukloster/ Mecklenburg - 1170 to the present - A biography" from 2016. The museum is open Tuesdays to Saturdays from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm.
Offroad Park Baltic Sea
● Wischuer
The electrocross fun park in Wischuer near the Baltic Sea offers motocross, quad biking and paintball fun for the whole family.
East Rock Museum Kröpelin
● Kröpelin
Cross-section of East German rock music and cultural history from 40 years of the GDR - guided tours on request On July 3, 2015, the exhibition on East German rock, as part of the entertainment music of the GDR, was opened. Originating from the fund of the "Sechzig -Vierzig" association from Berlin, a unique interactive experience museum was created in cooperation with the University of Wismar, divided into 5 themed areas. Discover it for yourself and let yourself be transported back in time.
Ostsee Golf Resort Wittenbeck
● Wittenbeck
Nestled in a stunning landscape between Heiligendamm and Kühlungsborn lies one of Germany’s most beautiful golf courses. Not far from the Baltic Sea coast, between the historic seaside resorts of Heiligendamm and Kühlungsborn (near Rostock), lies the Ostsee Golf Resort Wittenbeck, which is rated four stars and certified with a gold “Golf & Nature” rating by the German Golf Association. The 18-hole championship course Eikhof, with its exceptional course architecture, offers a major challenge for ambitious golfers. The 9-hole compact course Höstingen is an ideal setting for beginners. The beginner and intermediate courses, as well as the introductory training sessions at the golf school, are also popular. The mild seaside climate, the expansive Baltic Sea beach, and the surrounding forests and hiking trails promise pure rest and relaxation. Come and experience the uniqueness of the resort for yourself—the Ostsee Golf Resort Wittenbeck looks forward to your visit.
Ocean of longing
● Detershagen
We often become aware of our wishes and desires during a walk by the sea, as Susanne Pohlmann did. She has expressed this in this series and would like to inspire us too. A series of water paintings - it sounds so harmless, but what confronts us here is a churning sea, a mighty river powerfully making its way through the landscape. Her acrylic paintings, some of which are large-format, are not naturalistic depictions of what the artist sees, but rather express the effect they have on her own feelings. Expressive and moving - these are probably the adjectives that best describe her works. Be it the roaring spray that washes around the rocks, or the stones themselves, which seem to glow from within. Rhythm and movement, perhaps also a skill from her time as a dancer, make the pictures exciting and captivate the viewer.
PARKING LOT 1 (BÖRGERENDE WATCHTOWER)
● Börgerende
100 m to the clothing-optional beach, approx. 200 m to the dog beach - 100 m to the beach chair rental - Fish market and fish snack bar “Sunnus Fischerhütte” - Börgerende embankment terraces with various snack options - Bus stop for Line 130 with connections to Line 119 to Bad Doberan and Rostock/Warnemünde - Börgerende GDR border watchtower (historical site) - Accessible restroom (fee required) from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parking fees: €1.50 per hour, day pass: €10.00. Visitor’s tax: low season €1.00, high season €2.00
PARKING SPACE 5. (DEICHSTRASSE)
● Börgerende
60 m to the dog beach Subject to fees from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parking fees: €1.50 per hour, day pass: €10.00. Tourist tax: €1.00 in the off-season, €2.00 in the peak season.
Plains
● Wismar
We live within various levels of perception and interpretation, and we perceive and judge things differently as well. Paintings created with acrylics, in both large and small formats, depict planes and spaces that can shift as they are viewed. Jan–Dec: Tue, Wed, Thu 4–8 p.m.
Producer Gallery Catrin Freuschle
● Klütz
Producers' gallery shows works by approx. 45 exhibitors (art, crafts, design) The owners and tenants of farms in the Klützer Winkel founded the Klütz cooperative dairy in 1889. For decades, this was regarded as an important industrial enterprise in the town of Klütz, which was known far beyond the borders of the region for its cheese products such as "Baby Edam & Klützer Gold". The dairy was closed in 1990. After almost 125 years and more than 20 years of vacancy, the dairy has developed into a place for art, culture and regional products. Here you will find art, crafts and design in various galleries with different focuses. The product range of around 60 regional and national exhibitors covers a wide spectrum. From individual clothing and accessories, an exquisite selection of leather goods and jewelry, ceramics, handmade knives and children's toys to sculptures, paintings and photography. There are also regular events such as cinema, concerts and theater, as well as opportunities to join in. Opening hours: Aprl-Oct: Tue-Sat 11am-6pm
Rentables - Easily Rent Baby and Children's Items
● Grevesmühlen
Travel light and rent everything you need from Rentables once you arrive. From travel cribs and child seats to bike trailers—you can easily rent everything you need for your child and book it conveniently online. A great, sustainable option especially for families visiting Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Travel light and easily rent everything you need on-site from Rentables. The selection includes travel cribs, bassinets, baby carriers, car seats/infant carriers, strollers, foldable changing tables, bike trailers, SUPs, and high-quality indoor and outdoor toys—and much more. Items can be rented by the hour, day, or even week, tailored to your individual needs. Booking is easy and convenient online. You can easily check the availability of the items you want in real time using the booking software. Reservations can be made even before your arrival—simply online.
Restaurant Tafelhuus
● Wismar
The Tafelhuus in Wismar. Where style meets taste. Directly connected to the WONNEMAR wellness world on 15,000 square meters with bathrobe access, the WONNEMAR resort hotel with the Tafelhuus restaurant, which opened in November 2016, invites you to relax and indulge. With a modern and informal atmosphere, lots of charm and hospitality, the Tafelhuus offers you a warm welcome. Here you will find the perfect place to end the day in style with delicious food and exquisite wines. At Tafelhuus, you eat with your eyes. Here, architecture and culinary art form an appetizing combination. The open kitchen allows you to experience live how our head chef, Sascha Hamp, and his team prepare your meals freshly and with great attention to detail. Our head chef is a master of his trade and a chef with heart and soul. His personal credo: only fresh, regional, seasonal organic products are served. And you can taste it! Guests can be inspired and pampered by his creative cuisine with Mediterranean influences. On the Tafelhuus menu, guests will find fine à la carte offerings as well as gourmet menus that leave no culinary wish unfulfilled. The exquisite wine specialties of the Tafelhuus restaurant come from the best wine-growing regions in Germany, France, Italy and Spain. The competent service staff, led by Jessica Hamp, are happy to advise guests on which wine harmonizes perfectly with which dishes. Summer is at its best in the Tafelhuus. Our cozy Tafelhuus beer garden invites guests to enjoy the summer to the full. Guests can indulge in selected dishes from the region in bright sunshine. Balmy summer evenings invite you to enjoy exquisite wines from the best wine-growing regions around the world. Or guests can refresh themselves with a cool beer after a day full of adventures and experiences. We look forward to your visit! Your restaurant team Tafelhuus
Rialto Restaurant
● Wismar
A modern Italian restaurant located in a historic warehouse at Wismar’s Old Harbor. The Rialto welcomes you right on Wismar’s picturesque Old Harbor, blending Italian lifestyle with a maritime atmosphere. On the terrace, enjoy fresh antipasti, pasta, or pizza, as well as fish or meat dishes—paired with wine or refreshing drinks—while taking in views of the water and historic warehouses. A cozy interior and seasonal ingredients ensure a relaxed dining experience for couples, families, or groups. Ideal for lunch in the sun, a romantic dinner, or an aperitivo at sunset.
Wiligrad castle nursery
● Lübstorf
Eat - drink - relax - read - talk shop - enjoy nature Relax with home-baked cakes and coffee specialties in a gardening atmosphere. Share recipes and gardening wisdom over herbal tea from the garden or home-baked stone oven bread. Discover new and old, historical, artistic, horticultural and craft items in the farm shop....
Schmiedeberg
● Rerik
The Schmiedeberg is a popular vantage point on the beach in Rerik. The Schmiedeberg rises up proudly on Rerik beach. It is the remains of an old Slavic castle rampart from the 8th century. A large part of it fell victim to a storm surge in 1872. Alongside Cape Arkona, the Schmiedeberg is the only known castle rampart directly on the Baltic Sea coast in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Today, the Schmiedeberg is a popular excursion destination. Visitors are rewarded with a magnificent panoramic view of the Salzhaff, the Wustrow peninsula and the Baltic Sea. There is a small, airy pavilion where you can recover from the exertions of the climb and enjoy the view.
Wismar pier
● Wismar
The Wismar pier is located in the seaside resort of Wendorf. With a length of 330 meters, it is the longest pier on the Mecklenburg Baltic coast and offers a view of Wismar Bay with the island of Poel, the fishing village of Hoben and the port of the Hanseatic city of Wismar. The pier was inaugurated in October 1993.
St. John's Church in Rerik
● Rerik
One of the state’s gems of Brick Gothic architecture is the parish church in the Baltic Sea resort of Rerik, which was built between 1250 and 1270. St. John’s Church in Rerik is an early Gothic structure from the second half of the 13th century. Built on a fieldstone base, the brick building is a two-bay hall church with a square choir. The four-gabled tower is topped by an octagonal spire. Among the oldest furnishings are the altar shrine, the triumphal cross, and an early Gothic granite baptismal font. The colorful paintings, which extend throughout the entire interior, from the chancel to the nave, are particularly striking. The church painter Hinrich Grewe created these in 1668. Between 1970 and 1976, his work was uncovered and restored. During the restoration, remnants of a Gothic painting from the 13th century were uncovered. The renowned German painter and object artist of international standing, Prof. Günther Uecker, had his specially created work “Spirale” auctioned off in 2012 to benefit the church in Rerik. The proceeds were originally intended to be used to recast a bell destroyed during the war. In fact, two new bells were consecrated at Easter 2013. Both bells were artistically designed by Uecker. Now three bells ring again in St. John’s Church in Rerik. Also worth seeing are the large organ with 1,056 pipes, the baptismal angel from the mid-18th century that is still in use today, and a four-part hourglass used to measure the length of sermons. Climb the 89 steps up the church tower, from which you’ll have a sweeping view of Rerik, the Salzhaff, and the Baltic Sea.
St. Johannis Church in Kühlungsborn
● Kühlungsborn
St. Johannis Church in Kühlungsborn – Mecklenburg’s first “cycle path church” The fieldstone church was built in 1220 by the nuns of Parchow. Its distinctive feature is the wooden bell tower (in its current form dating from 1680), which has stood there since before 1500. Around 1400, the church was expanded to include the Gothic choir and vaulted ceiling. The triumphal cross group and the Madonna figure date from around 1400. Local families immortalized themselves in the 42 Baroque stained-glass windows in the choir around 1660. In 1963, the EULE company (Bautzen) built a new organ for this church (11 sounding stops on two manuals). Following extensive renovation (2011/2012), the church received a new altar table, a lectern, and an altar cross made of high-quality acrylic glass. With its simple form and subdued color scheme, the altar allows the restored Baroque figures in the choir area to stand out more prominently. The triumphal crucifix group and the crowned Madonna also appear in a restored version. The organ was moved from the west gallery to the south gallery, allowing for a rich, expansive sound. Since March 2012, it has been the first “cycle route church” in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (restroom / rest area / bicycle repair service provided by Wilfried Pietsch: 0173 - 2364549)
City library in the Zeughaus
● Wismar
The arsenal is considered one of the most important examples of Baroque Swedish military architecture in Germany. In 1700, the old arsenal was replaced by a new one after a huge powder tower explosion caused by a heavy thunderstorm destroyed the old one in 1699 The arsenal is considered one of the most important examples of Baroque Swedish military architecture in Germany. In 1700, the old arsenal was replaced by a new one after a huge powder tower explosion caused by a heavy thunderstorm destroyed the old one in 1699. The unique roof truss is of particular importance for the preservation of historical monuments, as its double suspended construction allows for a column-free upper floor measuring 60 x 15 meters. The load of the roof truss therefore rests only on the surrounding walls. Today, the Zeughaus houses the city library with over 80,000 media units.
Kühlungsborn municipal forest
● Kühlungsborn
The city forest is centrally located between the districts of Kühlungsborn East and West. With its 133 hectares, Kühlungsborn's city forest offers a large oasis of tranquillity that provides a balance to the hustle and bustle on the promenade and along the streets of Kühlungsborn. Well-maintained hiking trails and small footpaths lead through the large area. The forest is perfect for long and short walks, on foot or by bike. With its 14 different deciduous and eight different coniferous tree species, the city forest is worth a visit at any time of year.
Steffi's farm store in Steffenshagen
● Steffenshagen
Steffi's farm store offers regional products from local farms, including fresh eggs, coffee from the Bargeshagen coffee factory and goat's milk ice cream from Glasin. Home-baked cakes are available on Sundays. Handmade products and seasonal events round off the offer. The farm café can be hired for private parties. Steffi's Hofladen was opened to the public at the beginning of 2023 on the farm of Zeitfrei Urlaubsappartments in the village of Steffenshagen and has since established itself as a regional meeting place. The small farm store offers a diverse range of products from local farms. The range includes fresh eggs, coffee from Braack Kaffeemanufaktur Bargeshagen, goat's milk ice cream from Glasin and a selection of handmade goods. The farm store is open three days a week: Wednesdays from 3-6pm, Fridays from 9am-12pm and Sundays from 2-5pm. On Sundays in particular, the farm store is transformed into a small farm café where home-baked cakes are served. The sun terrace invites you to linger and offers a view of the countryside. In addition to regular sales, various events take place on the farm throughout the year. These include, for example, an Advent market, a cocktail party to mark the Lord's Day and creative craft courses. These special events strengthen the connection to the region and create a varied experience for visitors. In addition, the Hofcafé is available for private celebrations. The rural atmosphere, coupled with the individual design options, makes it a popular venue for birthdays and smaller events. The combination of regional products and versatile use makes the farm store a special place to go in the village.